A note from the founder
A factory should not have to become a generic software company to know what is happening inside it.
FactoStack exists because the operational truth in a growing factory is often split across a stock sheet, a production group, Tally, a register and a few people who remember the exceptions.
Why I built it
Manufacturers do not lack discipline. Their tools stop meeting in the middle as the factory grows. Sales promises a date, stores sees a shortage, production changes the sequence, quality holds a batch, and accounts hears about it later.
I built FactoStack to connect that chain while keeping the language and approvals familiar to the people doing the work. A food unit can use recipes and batches. An engineering shop can use BOMs, work orders and job cards. Accounts can keep Tally where that remains the right choice.
— Sudharsan GS, founder of FactoStack
What evaluation looks like
We'll tell you what's ready to use, what needs setup, and what we'd build for you.
That is the point of the 15-minute call. If the product does not fit the workflow, we should be able to say so before either team spends weeks on it.
- We start with the Excel sheet, register, WhatsApp update or call your team uses now.
- We show the real FactoStack screens that would replace the chasing—not a made-up future dashboard.
- You'll always know what's included in the subscription and what's scoped separately — no surprise line items.
- A seven-day first-workflow target depends on clean inputs and an agreed, workable scope.
Bring the workflow your team chases most.
We will look at the current file or register, show the connected product flow, and explain what getting it live would involve.
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